Is the 120Hz screen worth it on a tablet this size?

Yes for scrolling, reading and menu animations, which look noticeably smoother than 60Hz. Video content is mostly 24 to 60fps, so the benefit there is smaller.

Is a 1920×1200 resolution sharp enough at 13.4 inches?

It works out to roughly 169 pixels per inch, which is fine for video and casual reading but softer than premium large tablets when you look closely at small text.

What version of Android does it run?

It ships with Android 16 layered with OSCAL's DokeOS 5.0 and the Doke AI 2.0 features.

Can it replace a laptop?

For web browsing, email, documents and streaming, yes, especially with a keyboard case. For heavy multitasking or desktop-class apps, a laptop is still the better tool.

Does it support a stylus or keyboard?

OSCAL positions it as a productivity tablet, but check the accessory list for the specific keyboard and pen supported before buying.

Buyers who want the largest screen they can get for media, reading and light work, and who accept average sharpness and mid-range performance in exchange.